Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh

The exhibition’s title is taken from a 1992 album by Lou Reed. The album consists of a sequence of gritty, downbeat songs, which may account for its relative obscurity. But...

Dwelling The concept of home, a place of dwelling, is a complex one. What constituents a home and how it is conceived is informed, if indeed not burdened, both objectively...

The gallery is pleased to present Övergäng, featuring something old and something new by Robert Armstrong, Anna Bjerger, Petra Lindholm, Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh, Bella Rune and Kathy Tynan. Originally programmed...

Notes On Structure | Written by Joanne Laws Within the vernacular of Irish architecture, these angular painted forms seem strangely familiar yet irredeemably distant. Gable silhouettes and steeply pitched roofs...

Text by Niall MacMonagle Ní Mhaonaigh has always celebrated form and colour and she masters both in these recent works with characteristic energy and control. Here, in these oil on...

Kevin Kavanagh is proud to present Teorainn, a new exhibition of paintings by Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh . Ní Mhaonaigh ’s paintings contain questions regarding the boundaries and limits of line,...

To mark 25 years as a gallerist in Dublin, I have put together a special exhibition, SILVER. It is a personal selection of art works, each by an artist associated...

We again observe the complete preoccupation with paint itself, with the simple play of colours against one another. Many of the recent paintings pulled out from stacks that afternoon in...

Kevin Kavanagh is pleased to present Ardán , an exhibition of recent paintings by Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh. ‘Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh’s paintings capture texture, surface and form within the realm of...

Speaking recently about the power of painting, the American art critic Peter Schjeldahl noted: “… there’s something irreducible about a rectangular surface covered with marks that are all absolutely on...

Robert Armstrong(b. 1953) Lives and works in Dublin.“Armstrong’s paintings re-order the fragments of a disorientated image culture. They attempt to penetrate through multiple layers of appearance, offering an incidental practice...

We navigate spatial plains not with sight alone but through a combination of our exteroceptive senses in order to position ourselves within the known world. In keeping with this logic,...

Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh ‘s untitled series explores liminal space, that is the intervening spaces or interstices between objects and forms. Through this exhibition, spaces are presented with varying degrees of...

Paintings…the third show by Sinéad Ní Mhaonaigh this year (after solo exhibitions in the Galway and Wexford Arts Centres), builds on an artistic practice as profound as it is prolific....